I have a mould problem in the house is kinda kept at bay in the bathroom but food does spoil easily in the kitchen and I lots all of my 10 year old orchids when we moved in and the sun flower we just got has mould in the soil someone suggested putting jeyes solution to clean the soil but looks like from reading here is shouldn't be done! Any ideas?
My god ,amazing that they have been going since the 1800s.....my old dad used to call it jasus fluid.....as any self respecting Irishman would say......."dat'll fix anytin" he would say.....no matter what the problem.......the jasus fluid came out
There was a tree in my neighbour's garden. It's roots are there all over theirs as well as my garden. Roots keep on coming up to the surface and grow upwards in over 100 places. We had the roots dug out about 5/6 years ago. This slowed down the growth. In March of this year the tree was taken down and stump was taken out. However this has led to the influx of roots growth in both the gardens. We are taking the roots out again. We find lots of thick roots which we want to kill. Can any one tell us the liquid or powder which we can apply to the thick roots so that roots can be killed for ever. Also please tell me if it will harm the grass if it is laid back over the roots.
I have just washed some terracotta pots in a solution of jeyes fluid and water before putting some geranium cuttings into them, as I put them indoors on the kitchen windowsill I could soon smell the distinct aroma of Jeyes fluid and thought that maybe the cuttings would suffer, the smell from the jeyes fluid soon disappeared and the cuttings are looking good.
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If he's done it once, chances are he'll do it again. I'd go out and buy yourself some handsome pots and troughs.
I have a mould problem in the house is kinda kept at bay in the bathroom but food does spoil easily in the kitchen and I lots all of my 10 year old orchids when we moved in and the sun flower we just got has mould in the soil someone suggested putting jeyes solution to clean the soil but looks like from reading here is shouldn't be done! Any ideas?
And different moulds are caused by different things - the mould in your house is totally different to the many many moulds in your garden.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
My god ,amazing that they have been going since the 1800s.....my old dad used to call it jasus fluid.....as any self respecting Irishman would say......."dat'll fix anytin" he would say.....no matter what the problem.......the jasus fluid came out
Can you spray a solution of Jeyes fluid on runner beans when they have blackfly on the stems?
No! Hose them off Piphop or wipe them off with your hands.
I really wouldn't want to eat them if they'd had Jeyes fluid on them. It's serious stuff
Great for cleaning your bins and drains though
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
There was a tree in my neighbour's garden. It's roots are there all over theirs as well as my garden. Roots keep on coming up to the surface and grow upwards in over 100 places. We had the roots dug out about 5/6 years ago. This slowed down the growth. In March of this year the tree was taken down and stump was taken out. However this has led to the influx of roots growth in both the gardens. We are taking the roots out again. We find lots of thick roots which we want to kill. Can any one tell us the liquid or powder which we can apply to the thick roots so that roots can be killed for ever. Also please tell me if it will harm the grass if it is laid back over the roots.
I have just washed some terracotta pots in a solution of jeyes fluid and water before putting some geranium cuttings into them, as I put them indoors on the kitchen windowsill I could soon smell the distinct aroma of Jeyes fluid and thought that maybe the cuttings would suffer, the smell from the jeyes fluid soon disappeared and the cuttings are looking good.
Bet it won't kill horestail though